Edgar Cervantes / Android Authority OpenAI is rolling out a ChatGPT feature called “Computer History.” The feature records your activity across websites and apps and turns that data into memories and a timeline that the chatbot can recall. Computer History will be available for Mac users on ChatGPT Pro, Business, and Enterprise. OpenAI recently gave […]
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Spreadsheets are a powerful tool for organizing and understanding data, but staring at hundreds of rows and columns can sometimes feel a bit overwhelming. Whether you’re planning a wedding, tracking school assignments, managing a fantasy football roster, or comparing side hustle income, you want to see what you need to know from your data quickly. […]
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What we know so far: Cybersecurity researchers have uncovered at least three new vulnerabilities that could potentially allow attackers to gain system privileges even on patched Windows computers. These include a memory configuration chip exploit named “Download more RAM,” a zero-day flaw dubbed “ShieldBreak,” and a “plug and pwn” exploit that could install malware remotely […]
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Grayscale’s July 17 SEC filings said its Ethereum and Solana staking ETFs would convert staking rewards to cash and distribute them to shareholders at least quarterly, with the changes expected around Aug. 7. Solana and Ethereum are each weighing protocol changes that would reduce that income at the source. Solana developers want to accelerate disinflation […]
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On August 20, 2019, Apple officially launched Apple Card with any US citizen able to apply. Since then it’s been a hit, but it’s faced controversy over everything from low reward rates to alleged sex discrimination — and Apple’s partner wanting to pull out. In every sense bar one, Apple Card is typical of the […]
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The iPhone 18 Pro will be a powerhouse for photography while the iPhone Ultra will focus on the novelty of folding, your hosts discuss this and the AI competition in the latest AppleInsider Podcast. Apple’s September event will focus on premium iPhone models, but not everything is known about these products just yet. Apple’s pitch […]
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Sounding off: NightmareEclipse did it again. The security researcher who’s been on a crusade against Microsoft has published a new zero-day flaw affecting all supported Windows versions. Redmond threatened to sue, but the researcher is keeping his promise to disclose a new dangerous flaw after every month’s Patch Tuesday. NightmareEclipse and Microsoft keep clashing over […]
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Security flaws across major x402 payment facilitators could expose facilitator-held assets and leave merchants without receiving payment for services provided, according to new research presented at the 35th USENIX Security Symposium. Researchers tested 15 major x402 facilitators, including Coinbase, Thirdweb, PayAI and Mogami, and found that every platform violated at least one security rule. They […]
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Apple’s latest proposal in the Epic trial suggests it should be able to charge between 5% and 15% on external purchases. However, Epic will appeal any value above 0%. The ongoing lawsuit between Apple and Epic has left Apple unable to charge commissions on external purchases since its injunction violation in April 2025. Thursday’s proposal […]
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3.7 Flash shows strong gains over 3.6 Flash in coding tasks like debugging and issue resolution. It also achieves higher first-pass code accuracy and has improved performance in generating production-ready code as seen in FrontierCode 1.1 Main (43.6% vs 34.4%) and DeepSWE v1.1 (65.3% vs 49.0%). In web development, 3.7 Flash generates more functional layouts […]
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